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The Bridport Sun
Thursday, 21 November 1901


         Wanton Mischief
         
         Two enterprising youth from Ferrisburgh
       were in Justice Moulton's court in Vergennes
       Friday, the 15th inst., charged with breaking
       church windows and damaging tomb stones. The
       boys were small chaps, but plenty old enough
       to know better, and when haled into court by
       the stern hands of sheriffs Fisher and Bates
       had no excuse to offer for their conduct. 
       Their names are George and Charles Bailey
       and reports regarding them indicate an almost
       total lack of home training. Fines of $10 and
       $20 and costs were imposed on each offender
       for the two cases and they were committed to
       the Industrial school until the same were
       paid.
       
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